All Forum Posts by: Quentin Forbes

Ken Min thanks for that information! That helps!

Ken Min Jonathan Damon thanks for your input! Yes that's exactly how I want the transaction to go "the clean way" and professionally. I plan on using the end buyer funds to bring the mortgage current and give some money to the seller at closing. Keep the deed in the seller name for 2-3-5 years. Once that year is met then the deed will transfer into the end buyer name. I basically will play the middle man, once I assign the contract to the end buyer then I'm out. Is that considered "the clean way" Ken Min ? And doing it that way, will the title company still back away from it?

Jonathan Damon I plan to flip it to another investor through a land contract so subj2 wasn't going to be option.

Cody L. Thanks for your response! If you don't mind me asking, have you wrapped an FHA mortgage in the past?

Scott Matthew C.

@Scott Matthew thanks for taking the time out to explain. I will definitely try it. It's seems that the seller is very motivated and will cooperate any way necessary

Scott Matthew C. Thanks for your response. Question, how do I get my hands on the mortgage agreement?

Wayne Brooks thanks!

Thanks Steven Picker

Hello Bp, Question, are title agents allowed to wrap FHA loans? I came across a property that is in pre foreclosure status and seller is looking to sell. I want to wholesale it but not sure if a title agent can wrap a FHA loan for term of 5 years. I really appreciate any feedback! Thanks